Reproduction : The Placenta As An Endcrine Gland

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IBD Biology (Unit 12 : Human Physiology, Health & Reproduction II) Quiz on Reproduction : The Placenta As An Endcrine Gland, created by cloud.berry on 29/09/2013.
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Question 1

Question
The placenta is also ___, initially producing an additional ___ known as ___ ( ___ ).
Answer
  • an endocrine gland | sex hormone | human chorionic gonadotrophin | HCG
  • an endocrine gland | hormone | human chorionic gonadotrophin | HGC
  • an exocrine gland | fluid | human chorionic gonadotrophin | HCG
  • an endocrine gland | respiratory gas | human embryonic gonadotrophin | HEG

Question 2

Question
___ appears in the ___ from about ___ after ___; ____ antibodies are used to detect its presence in urine in pregnancy-testing kits.
Answer
  • HCG | urine | 7 days | conception | monoclonal
  • FSH | urine | 7 months | conception | maternal
  • HCG | blood | 7 days | conception | clonal
  • LH | urine | 7 days | fertilisation | monoclonal

Question 3

Question
HCG is initially secreted by the cells of the ___, but later it comes entirely form the ___ and its role is to maintain the ___ as ___ ( secreting ___ & ___ ) for the first __ weeks of pregnancy.
Answer
  • blastocyst | placenta | corpus luteum | an endocrine gland | progesterone | oestrogen | 16
  • placenta | blastocyst | corpus luteum | an exocrine gland | progesterone | oestrogen | 6
  • blastocyst | cervix | primary follicle | an endocrine gland | FSH | oestrogen | 17
  • primary follicle | blastomere | primary follicle | an organelle | progesterone | LH | 10

Question 4

Question
When the ___ eventually breaks down the ___ itself secretes ___ as without the maintenance of hormone levels, conditions favourable to a ___ are not maintained in the ___ and a ___ results.
Answer
  • corpus luteum | placenta | progesterone & oestrogen | fetus | uterus | spontaneous abortion
  • corpus luteum | placenta | progesterone & oestrogen | fetus | oviduct | spontaneous abortion
  • blastocyst | placenta | progesterone & oestrogen | fetus | uterus | spontaneous abortion
  • corpus luteum | placenta | progesterone & FSH | fetus | uterus | spontaneous abortion
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